Skyflame Rectangular Stainless Steel Drop-in Fire Pit Pan and Burner with Burner Cover, 24 by 8 Inch Burning Area

I chose this partly because I liked the discreet flat cover with the holes to grip and remove it. And it does look good although you do have to finesse your rocks to make sure it still fits. Tricky to fully hide the burners and have lid fit on. That would require small stones and mine are not.I wasn’t sure if it would provide enough heat. If you haven’t done it before, it’s hard to know how to assess BTU capacity but this provides a literal bonfire of flame. (10”x30”) I couldn’t believe how much. I have it hooked up to natural gas and have a 3/4” gas line but ended up turning down the supply at the connection valve because the flame was roaring and several feet high. Now with the supply throttled at 50% there is still plenty of fire and I use it at medium to full for plenty of warmth. Got the whistle proof supply line and no problem with whistling but sometimes need to turn it up or down a bit to find the sweet spot for it. Had to get the glass enclosure as we typically have at least some breeze and the flame is sensitive to it. Very happy with my new fire table!

This fire pit works great. Beautiful flame, and great quality.

The media could not be loaded. Works great, i added clips to the lid, puts out good flame and heat! I do however wish it came with the controls and ignitor

This is a gift for my wife who wanted a fire pit for Christmas. I’m a handy guy so I set upon building one myself out of Masonry and black pipe. I had it working beautifully. The problem was sourcing the insert to hold it all together in the masonry opening. As a construction superintendent I have a lot of trade connections. I reached out to my metal fabricator. He wanted over $400 to build a 17x25 SS box... Back to square one. Saw this one and made the purchase. The affluent homes we build introduces me to a lot of quality products and we install fire places and puts in every home we build. The only difference between this and the very expensive ones we use is the size. Fits perfectly. I would recommend buying the hose kit with the key valve. Much better control of the flam than the valve on the tank.She is happy and so am I. When we finish with the final product I’ll post photos.

No instructions seems well built but can only tell after time how it stands up outside. Biggest gripe is they send it with a blank rather than a drilled out insert to install an igniter. Plus you have to buy the igniter kit separately. I had to hand drill these and then knock on the burrs for this to work. Seems like an easy fix on their part. I mean that plate with the proper holes is probably a few cents for them to manufacture. Doesn't make sense why they wouldn't include it

Great for a DYI project. Sturdy construction and exact to advertised dimensions. Gives off a good flame but had to order the wind shield today as it does not take much breeze for the flames to dance around TOO much. Good product for the price.

My only issue with this insert is that when an igniter is installed (at least the two I looked at) the lid can't close completely and won't sit properly. I rigged up a system of nuts and bolts to lower the sparking prongs, and now it works perfectly.

Great product. This is not a simple install. Nor should it be. It is connected to natural gas and requires a lot of fittings and connections. But the product is great and as described.